Magnetic switches vs mechanical switches: which is better for gaming When deciding what type of keyboard you'd like to pick up for gaming, magnetic is the clear winner in our opinion, due to the ...

Image Credits: Akko When you’re gaming, you may want to register the moment you start moving your finger 0.1 millimeter, but then when you are using the same keyboard to type, you can change ...

Knowing how each type of switch works is one thing, but before deciding which keyboard to buy, you also need to know the differences between mechanical, magnetic, and optical switches in terms of ...

The downside of optical switch keyboards is a lack of options. Due to various socket types, not every keyboard is compatible, and optical switches are limited to certain models.

The Nuphy Air60 HE successfully brings magnetic switches to a low-profile keyboard. It’s a bit less effective due to its shorter travel distance on the compact format, but overall, it's a great ...

For fans of smaller keyboards, Razer also announced the $140 Razer Joro in May. This ultra-portable, low-profile 60% keyboard weighs just 374 grams (0.82 pounds) and is just 16.5mm (0.6 inches) thin.

There are countless amazing mechanical keyboards out there, many of which possess switches which are incredible for gaming — offering great responsiveness and the option for a more tactile feedback.

Yes, and we got to go hands-on with the new Ducky One X at Computex 2024 - which features the latest keyboard innovation from Cherry (the creators of the iconic Cherry MX): Induction Switches.

I'm not saying you can't tell different actuation points apart, I am just saying in most cases it doesn't make as big a difference as you might think. Once you get used to a switch type, it just ...

The Lemokey L5 HE 8K is a mechanical keyboard aimed at gamers that uses magnetic switches. This results in a keyboard that is brightly colored, but highly customizable for typists.